Registration Now Open for the China Best Ideas Conference September 10th at Beijing Four Seasons

NEW YORK, June 27, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --

• Gathering of some of China's most promising public and private companies along with leading economic thinkers and financial experts open to institutional investors interested in China's changing investment landscape
• Half-day  Capital Markets & Accounting Bootcamp open free-of-charge to all Chinese public and pre-IPO companies who want to hear latest range of strategic options in international capital markets

CCG Investor Relations ("CCG"), a leading US-headquartered global investor relations and strategic communications consultancy, today announced that the 2013 China Best Ideas Investment Conference on September 10, 2013, at the Four Seasons Hotel in Beijing, China is now open for registration.

The event is free to attend for institutional investors, family offices, equity analysts, VC funds, private equity funds, and the management and directors of public and pre-IPO companies.

To register for the event please go to: http://www.chinabestideasconference.com/registration.htm

For all other parties, there will be a charge of $499 to attend. There are still additional sponsorship opportunities for investment banks and professional services firms. For more information contact Crocker Coulson at +1(646)213-1915 or crocker.coulson@ccgir.com

The event is co-hosted by Marcum Bernstein & Pinchuk, a top-ranking U.S accounting and consulting firm with a substantial China practice.

The 2013 China Best Ideas Investment Conference will provide investors with the opportunity to meet with the senior management of Chinese companies that have been carefully selected for having strong business models, meeting international standards of corporate governance, and being transparent with investors.

The conference will include:

• Presentations and one-on-one meetings by 20 very carefully selected small- to large-cap companies in sectors including consumer, healthcare, technology and specialty industrial listed in the U.S. and Hong Kong stock markets
• Presentations and one-on-one meetings with approximately 15 pre-IPO companies preparing to list overseas
• One-on-one opportunities with a broader group of non-presenting companies
• Release of the results of a survey of global institutional investors by the China Corporate Governance Project chaired by Professor Paul Gillis of Peking University
• A half-day Capital Markets & Accounting Bootcamp for the management of both public and private Chinese companies on September 9^th that will provide them with a broad array of strategic options in the capital markets including IPOs, going privates, strategic investors, overseas M&A, and sales to domestic or overseas financial or strategic buyers

The program will include expert panels with some of the leading experts on the Chinese economy, accounting, forensic and investigatory research, and corporate governance, including:

China Macro: Rebalancing, Hard Landing or Meltdown?

Moderator: Crocker Coulson

Speakers:

• Michael Pettis, author, The Great Rebalancing: Trade, Conflict, and the Perilous Road Ahead for the World Economy
• Fraser Howie, author, Red Capitalism: The Fragile Foundation of China's Extraordinary Rise
• Patrick Chovanec, chief strategist, Silvercrest Asset Management

China Due Diligence Best Practices Workshop

Moderator: Crocker Coulson

Speakers:

• Dan David, GeoInvesting
• Jon Carnes, aka alfredlittle.com
• Rong Liu, Partner, Marcum Bernstein & Pinchuk LLP

The China Corporate Governance Project: Findings and Preliminary Recommendations

Moderator:    Paul Gillis, co-director IMBA program at Peking University's Guanghua School of Management and publisher of China Accounting Blog

Speakers:

• Drew Bernstein, Managing Partner, Marcum Bernstein & Pinchuk LLP
• Tony Luh, General Partner and Greater China President of Westly Group

Private vs. Public: Changing Financing Landscape for Chinese Corporates

Moderator: Crocker Coulson

Panelists:

• Edward Li, Executive Director and an A-share sponsor, Goldman Sachs
• Jim Perry, Managing Director in Asia Pacific, Citigroup's Global Investment Bank
• TBA, Shenzhen Stock Exchange

Who Will Win? The Next Generation of China MNCs

• Shaun Rein, author of The End of Cheap China

"We are very excited about the caliber of speakers who are participating in the inaugural China Best Ideas Investment Conference on September 10^th, and I think this is a fabulous introduction to anyone who wants to take a fresh look at investing in the second largest economy in the world," said Crocker Coulson, President of CCG Investor Relations. "Our goal is to assemble some of the most interesting publicly-listed and pre-IPO companies from China and the most insightful thinkers about what is driving change in the Chinese macro-economy and corporate sector."

"With a new government in place, a looming debt crisis in the state-owned enterprise (SOE) and local government sectors, and the beginnings of a more constructive approach by the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) we may be in for some dramatic changes in the next 12 to 24 months. With the asset-intensive, state-directed, credit binge economic development model that has been pursued since 2008 now reaching a crisis point, China might experience a new round of reform that will create opportunities for overseas investors, or might enter a period of extended turbulence. In any event, a trip to the Middle Kingdom should be quite rewarding for any investor who is considering any exposure to China public companies," Coulson concluded.

About the 2013 China Best Ideas Investment Conference:

Co-hosted by Marcum Bernstein & Pinchuk, the 2013 China Best Ideas Investment Conference will provide investors with the opportunity to meet with the senior management of Chinese companies that have weathered the storm of economics uncertainty and shown a strong commitment to shareholder value. With a selection of 35 small- to large-cap companies in sectors including consumer, healthcare, technology and specialty industry, this one-day event can serve as a great introduction to the opportunities to participate in China's growth. Of the 35 companies attending, approximately 15 are pre-IPO. The conference is expected to draw over 300 investors including fund managers, private equity, analysts, family offices, investment advisors and high net worth individuals.

About CCG Investor Relations:

CCG is a leading global investor relations and strategic communications consulting firm. In business for more than 30 years, the agency provides a complete range of investor relations, strategic communications and consulting services to both public and private companies across multiple capital markets. CCG has been awarded a number of industry honors for its handling of complex investor relations and crisis communications matters. The agency's corporate headquarters is in New York with additional offices in Beijing, London and Tel Aviv.

For further information, contact CCG directly, or visit the Company's web site at http://www.ccgir.com.

Contact:
Crocker Coulson, President
Tel: +1 646-213-1915 
E-mail: Crocker.Coulson@CCGIR.com

SOURCE CCG Investor Relations